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SiteMap, Version 1.03
Create a Google sitemap for your website source directory
Usage: SITEMAP.EXE domain [ workingdir ] [ filespec ] [ options ]
Where: "domain" the domain prefix to be added, including protocol and
trailing forward slash, e.g. "http://www.example.com/"
"workingdir" the source files' location (default: current directory)
"filespec" the source file filter (default: "*.html *.php")
Options: /I Ignore "robots.txt" (see Notes below)
/P[:filter] use PHP to generate file content for files matching
"filter", then search the generated content for the
latest date in yyyy-mm-dd format
/Q Quiet mode: do not display matching file names
/W[:file] specify a "What's new" file which will be listed
with the timestamp of the last modified file
(default file name: "whatsnew.*")
Notes: To use the /P switch, PHP.EXE must be found in the PATH.
If no "filter" is specified with the /P switch, the *.php part of
"filespec" will be used (if "filespec" isn't specified either,
its default value "*.php" is used).
The program looks for a list of excluded files in an optional
file named "sitemap.exclude", and for "disallowed" files in
"robots.txt", both located in the working directory. Use /I
to completely ignore "robots.txt".
Written by Rob van der Woude
http://www.robvanderwoude.com
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